Cross-border · Trade Compliance Screening
Screen parties and restricted goods
Check buyers, sellers and products against sanctions lists and export restrictions before you ship, not after.
Why it matters
Avoid violations
Catch restricted parties and goods before fulfilment.
Fast
Most orders clear automatically in the checkout flow.
Auditable
Every decision is logged with the list version used.
What's inside
Party screening
- Sanctions and denied-party lists
- Fuzzy name matching
- Address and country checks
How it works
- 1
Order placed
Party and product data are sent for screening.
- 2
Screen
Lists and rules are checked in milliseconds.
- 3
Hold if needed
Potential matches go to your review queue.
- 4
Release
Cleared orders continue to fulfilment.
Try it
Estimate landed cost
Pick a destination and product type to see what the shopper pays at checkout.
- Goods£200.00
- Shipping£15.00
- Duty (12%)£25.80
- VAT (20%)£48.16
- Collection fee£1.17
- If collected on delivery instead, the shopper pays about £298.33, including a carrier fee.
Illustrative rates and thresholds as of 1 Oct 2026. Real duty depends on the full HS code and origin.
curl https://api.sandbox.international-orders.com/v1/compliance/screenings \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $IO_SECRET_KEY" \
-d order=ord_8KQ2Customer story
Copperline Components
−63%
shipments held at customs · Illustrative
Classification and screening used to happen after the order. Moving them before it changed everything downstream.
Jonas Becker, Director of Global Trade Read the story: Copperline Components
Questions about Trade Compliance Screening
Put Trade Compliance Screening to work
Test it in the sandbox today, or talk to us about your markets.